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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-06-21
the MASONIC PARTY.

A number of the Masonic excursion
party returned from visit to the
Volcano Sunday by the Kinau.
They felt little tired, but all speak
loudly in praise of the trip and the
wondrous sight they beheld at the
crater, for it was in an exceedingly
active state. Grand Master Atkinson
told representative of the Adver-
tiser that he had enjoyed the trip
very much indeed, and would not
have missed it for anything. He
was much pleased with the arrange
ments-everything being done for
their comfort. The hospitality OF
the Hilo and Kohala people was
something that will long be remem-
bered by him and the party with
him.
Senator VIM. Johnson, who always
has u jovial look on his face, told us
that he had witnessed II grand and
wonderful sight at the crater. The
red-hot lava was shooting up in some
places to height of fifty feet. He
enjoyed himself very much at Ko-
hala.
The Kinau on her return from the
Volcano stopped ut Kealakekua Bay
to give the party time to inspect
Capt. Cooks monument. While
there they noticed a very bright re-
Election in the vicinity of the Volca.
no. On Friday, when they arrived
at Mahukona, they found an invita-
awaiting them to be guests of the Ko
hala Masons. it was accepted and
when the party arrived ut Union
Mill Station, they found teams in
readiness to convey them to the
Club House. Soon after they ar
rived there all sat down to IL banquet
such as snly the Kohala people car
give. 1t was most enjoyable affair
throughout.
The party spent whole day al
Hilo, and visited the Rainbow Fall,
and Wainaku Sugar Mill. At the
latter place they were Hospitality en-
tertained by Mr.. John A. Scott, the
manager. The whole party were
graciously received by Her Excel
lency Ululani, Governess of Hawaii
at her residence. Mr.. Severance die
all he could to make their stay a
Hilo pleasant one.
The Kinau returned to Honolulu,
early Sunday morning. At meet
ing of the Masonic party, held OF
board the Kinau near Makena land
ing, June 18th, the following resolu
tions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That we tender on
thanks to Wilder's Steamship Com
pany for fayors and courtesies ex
tended in arranging and successful.
carrying into effect especially ex
cursions, whereby the members O
the party are enabled to visit al
points of interest in the Islands; ant
be it further
| Resolved, That our thanks are du
and are hereby rendered to John c
Lorenzen, Commander of the steam
ship Kinau. for his untiring effort
in ministering to the comfort and en-
HANGING the pleasure of this party
both ON shipbOard and ashore.
E. G. ATKINsoT,
Chairman.
w. M. JOHNSTON.
Secretary.
Up C.. Advertiser
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POLICE COURT.
TUESDAY, June 2lst.

1UESDAr, Juhc Elot'
Twenty charges of drunkenness
were disposed of in the usual man
ner.
Walter Baywater and John Nc
Laughlin charged with disturbing the
quiet OF the night, forfeited bail Of
$40 each.
j. M. Dowsett, Harry Whitney and
E. Widemann were charged with as
sault and battery on n mounted
police. Remanded to the 23rd in
slant.
A japanese, charged with fast
riding, was discharged.
Kalani, charged with assault and
battery on Punikala (w). Found
guilty and fined IS and 81 costs.
-Four Cinnamon charged with
gaming were remanded TO the 9th
instant.
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A SAVAGE DEER.

About month ago ii. II. Mcleod
of Orange Creek, Flo, was out in the
woods ON horseback, with double
barreled shotgun, looking around.
He spied n large buck and let him
have both barrels, which were loaded
with buckshot. The deer tumbled
over and Mac went up to him, drew
his knife, seized hold of the antlers
and drew the bucks head over to
cut his throat. That is, he made the
attempt, but soon discovered that he
had hold of lively corpse and one
that was full of war and wrath.
Mac and the buck had it nip and
tuck. He wanted to let 60 and run,
but that meant death to him. He
attempted to change his knife from
his left to his right hand, and in
making the attempt cut an artery i'm
his right wrist. The blood flew and
the palmettoes were dyed with the
fast-howing likelihood of Mac, who
was momentarily getting weaker, and
the deer improving in action, wind
and strength every second. "Just us
everything was beginning to swim
and things were turning blue" said
Mac, 81 saw my old dog coming a
charging" Just ut the nick of time
the courageous dog dashed in and
seized the buck by the nose, threw
him, and Mac succeeded in killing
the deer. He bound up his bleeding
hand as best he could and got back
to camp, whore his companions cared
for him. The dog saved McLeod's
life, as an angry wounded buck is a
dangerous animal. Mac has tackled
his last deer Savannah News.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

Blk Guiilermo,
Blk co WhitmOre, Thompson
Blk Saranac, shaw
Blk Kalakaua,
Blk Don Carlos, jacobson
Bktne Morning Star. Turner
Bktne Planter, w X Perriman
Pgtna ConsuelO, Cousins
,Bk Caibarien. Perkins
Blk Cerastes, Biumund
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THE Bishop of Olba, accompanied
by Rev. Father Clement, left yester-
day by the Kinau for pastoral visit
to Hawaii. The Brass Band OF St.
Louis College went to the wharf and
PLAYED the Bishop off. The music
was very grateful to the ears OF the
passengers and bystanders, and seve-
raj were head to remark favorably on
the boys modest and becoming be-
havior, as we'll as on the quality of
the music.
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FOREIGN juRY-cRrMINAL CASES.

Rex. vs.. Ah Hin ct. al, Opium
in possession; appeal from Circuit
Court. Not sustained--not pro-
perly before the Court.
Rex. VS.. y. Bigneur, Selling
Liquor without licence; appeal
from District Justice of Makawao.
Nolle. pros. entered; main witness
dead.
Rex. VS.. Wong Bow ct. al, Sell
ling Opium without licence; appeal
from Circuit Court on point of law.
No appearance of Appellants. APP
peal dismissed for want of prosecu-
tim. Bonds forfeited.
Rex. vs.. Thomas f. Evans, Man
slaughter. Committed from La
haina Police Justice. Plea not
guilty. Verdict not guilty. Neu-
mann for defendant.
Rex. vs.. Lee Pong, Receiving
stolen properly; committed from
Waikiki Police Justice. Plea not
guilty. Nolle. pros. entered to be
prosecuted for larceny. Richard
son for defendant.
Rex. VS.. Geo. c. Williams, Brib-
cry; appeal from Police Justice
Waikiki. Appeal withdrawn.
Rex. vs.. Andre de Freitas, Lar
ceny; committed from WaiIuku
Police Justice. Plea not guilty.
Part heard. Nolle. pros. entered
defence not objecting. Richardson
for defendant.
HAWAIIAN JURY-C1vIL CAUSES.
Pooiki (w) and Kuaele her hus-
band vs.. Kealakua, Ejectment. j.
W. Kalua for plaintiffs, w. A. Kin
ney for defendant. Continued next
Term.
FOREIGN JURY-CIvIL CAUSES.
L. Won .Tempskey VS.. John Maguel,
Trespass and Damages; appeal
from District Justice of Makawao.
Jury waived. Appeal allowed. de-
cision of lower Court affirmed.
| MIXED JURY-CIvIL CASES.
Wailuku Sugar Co. VS.. Paiwi,
Ejectment. j. w. Kalua for plain
tiffs, j. Richardson for defendant.
Unanimous verdict for plaintiffs.
On the 10th of June His Honor in
Chambers heard the application OF
Ahin, Ali aud Chung Sum, for
writs of labeas corpus. Petitioners
had been conv,ctod of having opium
unlawfully in their possession, and
were each sentenced to 2 years i'm
pris0nment at hard labor, and tc
pay a fine of $1,000, on the II
March 1887. His Honor released
the prisoners from custody. Johr
Richardson appeared for petitioners
DIVORCE CASES.
Luika (w) VS.. Frank Scars
Divorce granted. ]. W. Kalua fol
Libellant.
Kelekaha wv vs.. Pelela. Dis
missed for want of prosecution. j
w. Kalua for Libellant.
Mary Fanell VS.. Antoine Fernan
dez. Dismissed. Petition no
sworn only acknowledged befor
Mossman, notary. j. w. Kalua TO
Libellant.
| Akamu VS.. KaauInana (w)
Divorce granted. j. w. Kalua TO
Libellant.
l.. X. N. Pahao vs.. Wahineae
(w). Continued. j. w. Kalua TO
Libellant.
Kapule vs.. Kailiaha WV. Dis
missed. Libellant summarily com
mitted for perjury. j. w. Kapul
for Libellant.
Kamaka vs. Kumaiea (w). Di
vorce granted. w. A. Kinney TO
Libellant.
Harriet X. Makakoa (w) VS.. W
, X. Makakoa. Withdrawn. j. w
Kalua for Libellant.
Kipu Dom Lin wv VS. Dom Lin
Divorce granted. Wife to hay
child years old. Richardson fo
plaintiff.
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A Polk county, Ca, man is living
pleasantly with his eighth wife.
A New York Special says; 1t is
asserted on good authority that Mrs
Langtry and Freddie Gebhardt will
be married rs soon as the legal imle-
diments are removed,
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The barkent he Mary Winkelman'
cleared this afternoon for Port Town
send in ballast.
The German bark Cerastes, Captain
Brumund, which arrived yesterday, l62
DAYS from Liverpool, brought general
cargo. She is docked at the Ainau
,Nvhurf --~ -~-a
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WILDER's bark Guillermo went on
the Marine Railway this afternoon to
be repaired. When the vessel is
ready for sea Mr.. Chas. T. Wilder
will, he says, take her to the South
Pole in search OF the missing link
between the Hawaiian Government
and the people.
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DEPARTURES.

June 2l-
Stmr Likelikc for Kahului
Schr Mikahala for Kauai
Schr Mokolii for Mo okai 4.
Blk Kinney for ) IN Francisco
Schr Moi Wahine for Hamakua
Stmr G II Bishop for Waianae, Waialua'
and koOlau at y a IN
Stmr Surprise for I.aupahoehoe, Homo
mu, OnOmea and Hilo
Schr Wailele for Kuau
Bktne Mary Wink Imam for Port TOWN.
send
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Bell Tel i12 Mutual Tel. 372.
u. o Box 3U7.
J.E. BROWN & CO..
Campbell Block, Merchant st..

For Sale or lease---.bc Nunanu Valley
Ranch head Of Nuuanu Valle, easy
terms
For Saie-housc and lot on Beretania
sire, house n,arly new contains 8
rooms pleasantly situnted, garden etc
in excellent oder. Would be sold
cheap.
Land of lilha Slreet-ab, nj acres, a
splendid property, claiming view.
Early app at on necessary to pur.
chase in II sihg,e lot.
To Let or Lease 5 roomed cottage
corner Alap and kinsu It Gets. 1t,
10) feet 100 feet Rent : 10 u month.
Blacksmith Shop--iu the new Brick
BUILDING on King str, Ell neai NuuaLu,
re, emily occupied by G. 7. HOyt.
OppOsi Old s at, on House.
Shop on King Street-In new brick build.
Ing n,ar Nuuanu, next door to the
Cainese News Co.'S Office.
Two Cottages on PunchbowI street between
King and Ber,lania.
Handsome Residence on Pauoa Road-near
Pun howl street, large yr ,und with
out.houses etc. kent $40 mon Ii.
Furnished Co.tage--5 minutes walk from
Post oitce suitable for single person.
large garden.
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PARENTS, whose children were in
the lefty accident Mt Waikiki yester-
day, speak in laudatory terms OF the
kindness of Mrs. B. Cartwright and
Miss Won Holt who provided dry
clothes for the children.
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A SEA Captain lost gold ring and
sprained one his fingers in rescuing
an deliberately dressed Portuguese
lady from the water, in the jetty acci'
dent Yesterday.
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HAVING eceLtiy engaged first.
Ii els, q ! Ter and Morlding Maker
W, are now fully prepared 10 manufac-
ture, repair aud re II d any kind Of work
in our line, Old Mir or and ri lure
Frames made o er H. q Cd Ms new, and
ut prices within the reach o. all. The
public are in,ied t. call and inspect
ONE If this work Remember, any
thing that needs renewing in Gold, Old
Gold, Bronze Copper or Meal We can
do. KING BROS, Art STORE. III
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MISS CHlllBURG RECElV-
w ed by the Australia" very fine
aud beaut iul assortment of stylish mil
llnery goods. Her former stock Of
trimmed hats and bonnets, she will sell
at cost. Ladies' would do we'll to call at
once. so I'm,
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SUPREME C0URI...IN CHAMBERS.
BEFORE BICKERToN, j.

TUESDAY, June 2lst.
In re bankruptcy of Hui Kalepa,
Mawaielua, w. p. Kanealii, d. Ka-
poi ct al.
Proof of claims. and election or
appointment of an assignee or
assignees.
Two claims proved amounting to
S8l9.55, and T. w. Everett nomi-
mated assignee, his appointment to
remain in allegiance until he arrives
here this p. NJ.
In re estate of Esther Waha, de-
ceased. Alfred Willis, administra-
tor, in person. Ordered that ac-
counts If Alfred Willis, administra-
tor, be approved and he discharged.
BEFORE PRESTON, j.
Iu re bankruptcy of Aiau. w.
c. Parke assignee. Assignee dis.
charged on filing creditors receipts
for final dividends.
In re bankruptcy Of j. F. Nc
Laughlin. w. Z, Pal Ike assignee.
Assignee's accounts approved,
final dividend declared, and he or
dered discharged ON filing of credi-
tors receipts.
In re estate of Ahuna (Chinaman)
deceased. Z. Bolte attorney in
fact for S. Selig, administrator.
iona Austin and Magoon for claim.
ants.
Partly heard and continued till
called.
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ARRIVALS.

June 30
Blk Caibarian from San Francisco
June 21-- :,
Stmr w q Hall from Hawaii and Maui
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VERY good photographs OF the
Masonic party stopping at the Ha'
waiian Hotel may be seen at Will
liams' gallery, Fort street.
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DIR. FLINT's HEART REMEDY is a
Specific for all forms of Heart Dis
ease and also for Diseases of Kidneys
and Circulation. Descriptive book
with every bottle. Benson Smith &
Co.. Agents. 354~
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Mr.. Chas. j. Fishel entertained a
number of friends at dinner in the
private dining room at the Hawaiian
Hotel last night.
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Mr.. ]. Dat has made Il new leg-of-
mutton mainsail for the Likelike and
q mainsail for the schooner Mary.
Both sails set well.
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A PAINTING by Barnfield of Captain
Cooks monument at kealakekua
Bay is on view at King Bros, Hotel
street,
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THE Japanese Consul, the Attor-
ney-General and j. M. MOnsarrat
paid visit to the Adams this after
noon
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Mrs. P. Hughes and two children
left for San Francisco by the bark
Chas. B. Kinney this afternoon.
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a wonderful gold mine has been
discovered in Sonora, Mexico. The
miners get pure metal by breaking
the quartz with hammers.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

THE captain of the Guillermo went
as second mate of the bark Chas.
Il. Kinney this afternoon.
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THE HOTEL FREE LUNCH
l. Is spread every eveming tao b n.
room. and pa rons will lind everything
10 suit he taste Of the most iuslidi u,
tpicures. AZ f
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VESSELS LEAVING T0.M0aR0W
PASSENGERS.

.Schr Iiholiho for Kauai at 3 pm
Schr Manuokawai for KOOlau at 3 p m
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

TUFTS FRUITS ICE CREAM
l. o d i;i""s Il war vi, Dr ST. We.
Ills evening 1T the Z / & Ice Or, am Par.
los. 81 IL
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BEFORE JUDD, C. ].

Lonowahine ct al VS.. Jas. Camp
bell ct al. w. o. Smith for plain.
tiffs, W. A. Kinney for defendants,
Continued from January 7, 1887,
ejectment. Jury waived of April
term. Further heard, argued and
decision reserved.
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WANTED.

A SMALL BOY AS CASH AND
IA Grand hey. one that speaks native
preferred. Iquire at N. s. sachs, 10.
lQi Fort street. "a 81
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SPERRY'S No ! Family Flour is
- tie eli for sale by GONSALVES g.
Co, Q icen s rect. 81
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TF YOU WANT AFlRST CLASS
i ha, x. .Ou II state, uut III g p
80 both Tele h ues. 6B Ot.
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scoND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT.

Up. G. Advertiser.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-24
;. LApp,s Avn WOoDLAyD. ,

We are authorized to sell fer Thirty
days 80 lots IN Lsdd's addition, ct from
$50 10 500 per lot, and three blocks
in Woodland addition at $50 per lot
We will also sell alternate blocks 'front.'
ing on Woodland Park and avenue for
$500 per block, on condition that the
purchasers clear and fence them, and
plant double ROW Of shade trees along
said avenue In front Of said blocks.
Purchasers will be at no expense clear.
ing OF grading this avenue, which is
80 feet vide, over mile long and level
from end to end. This will be the pref
test and most perfect drive in the
Northwest or that can ever be mede in
Seattle or vicinity.
There are only sixteen blocks on this
avenue, and We will sell not to exceed
eight Of them. We earnestly believe
that more money will be made IN two
years by investing in one of these blocks
than any other investment of lika
amount In Seattle. Any person who
will take the trouble 20 look at this
property viii buy block. For further
information Apply to
q. O. PHTNNKY q Co..
Seattle, W. {.
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TIE SASArKo sUrTERERs.
Ehs foAH IsrxLLISESCEB FUND Fca rHxfn
sELxKF RECEIVES A SUBSTANTIAL An
pEf1oA From 1HE MINERS
OF FRAgRrrw

Tie POsr IETKrESoxzCEA fard for ,hs
relief Of the widows aud orphans Of the
victims Of the Nanaimo disaster yesser-
dsy rsesived generous a5disiou Of
si7I.3 from the miners OF franklin.
and now amoaafs 10 sf297.
Miners are frbialiy generous, bu,
never have miners shown more Qeuer-
osity than has been shown by thoae Of
Ming eoznty Ia the asslstares which
tney hAFe rendered to the augsrinc
families Of their late British Cslumbis
ore'nfen. II each OF ths mining towus
mas handsome cnntribution beer
saisec, and tse contributors, With few
sxcepttsna, have been msn who earn
their money bJ man1aI labor. Gsd who
veil kn0w iis value. such eousribo-
tisns betoken s spiFit II true charity.
The contribution Of Ffanklin is An
hsnoF 70 the people OF that hourishing
little mining town. Seldom l. 90 Isr0e
an amount Faised fer charitable o.
iscs IN 30 small q place. Following Is q
list Of those Who have assisted IN this
contribution
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PERsoxAL4

0amna Ponafn returned last evening
fr1m Los Angeles.
Lsuis SOhns and daughter, Mss Iaa,
o. saneoovsR, are IN the city.
=. FrsdeFicks was q passenger on tie
SEQ. T. Starr from vics0ria yestarday.
Paul siEgsrman and vifs returned
yesterday from spsnding Sunday IN Ia
ooma.
r. P. MaMaIlen, 9 psomfnsus esec-
triclan Of Fsralznd. vas In tie city yes
teHaay.
Henry Lan3es. Presiaens Of the First
National Bank % Port Townsend. 10 In
the city.
Frank .. Parker. pubEishsr Of the
Walla Naila StafessaaE. Il registered at
the Occidental.
". A. Dickey. tke weII-knowr pitcher
Of the seattle aiub, left Msuchis yes
teEday for this city.
s. O. Woodruff, accountant AZ the
asylum for the insane az Stsilacoom, is
in ths city and viii rsturn today.
AsisF J. s. Jsnes has been reap
pointed TO the eastsms service, aaa as
signed to duty on the steamer George
Z. Starr.
Mr.. Tyler Woodward, wife and dauoh-
ter, Of Portland, are spending q few
weeks on the SQUAD for the beneft Of
Mr.. WoodsArd's health.
W. I. Henry, Ohief Clerk Of the Rail-
gay Mail Service, Of the Puget Ssand
Division, arrived IN the city last even
Ing on tour Of inspection.
n II . n
Landes, Of Port ToWnsend: A. II.
Of Lowell; @. B. Knox, Of New York, are
at the Occidental.
Mr.. J. Burns and mother, Of Victoria,
pissed through hers yesterday on their
way 20 Dublin, Ireland, where they 20
for a few weeks visit. Mr.. Burns las
many friends Ia Seattle and will Be re-
membersd a. one Of the players Of the
Victoria BASEBALL Club.
@. A. McMuilen, Of Port BIakeIy;
Mrs, d. WeFnsF, OF White River; Ihos.
Alexander. Of Forsyth. II. T.; =. A.
Stuart, Of Butte. City; John Tod, Of Ia
coma; J. B. Clark, Of Delavan, Ill; z.
A. Brunds. O. =. Meyer, of Yakima, and
Frank z. Rowe. Of Portland. Or, are At
the Arlington
J. d. MaIaFkey, Of Newcastle. B. z.
Doyle and l.. Osomsn, Of Tacoma, II.
MeCIslland, Of Union City, Mich. Al
bert ID. Ritter, of Reading. Pa, z. b.
Stark Of Falls City, +. b. Fillmore. of
OhehaIis, ~. Fielder. Of Ssn Francisco,
Ed. Burgess aud o. Montgomery, Of Port
Gamble, A. A. Richardson and child,
Of Qainoy, Ill, and WIN. Steele, of
Chicago, are at the New England.
l. A. Bailey, Of Vancouver; Earl
Young and wife, &. @. Porter aBd wife,
Of ColdVater, Mich David d. Morgan
aud wife, of Black Diamond; John ID.
Morgan, X. z. Davis, Of Port Towns
end; 7. Ledger, OF Mount Vernon; Will
liam Campbell, Of Port Blskely; J. W.
BoEst. H. Z. Taylor, Of SnoQualmie; G.
Cheveles, OF Victoria, B. c.; Mrs Hayes.
Of Renton; II. r. Mcleod, Of Seabeck,
are at the Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Horton aud little
Carrie steFted early yesterday morning
on their extended visit among friends in
the East They will FIRST attend the
International Sunday School Oonven-
ton 20 be held in Chicago en- May 3lss
to June 81 inclusive, after which they
will pFocsed to South HAdley, Mass,
where Miss Nettie Horton is attending
Mount Helyoke Seminary. From there
they will continue on to New York. Mr..
Horton has been a delSRate to the Son
day School Convention for q good msGy
years.
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REAL RsTArR.


The following desaz were alsd In tie
Andisoxs once for record yeseardAy:
JameA Campbell 10 ssTena @ Dobsun.
sos !, block q A A Denny'a nffh a11aki0R.
T. M. Cadwurfh 10 the Seattle Hop
GF0wsrB Associates. NV sec 4 % q
range eaGk: and al the land tn MA ~
lng north nf tia Snohrmish river and
w@E &C the east hRAnch. &kNn-
w II TAyior 60 Wad6efL SW{ Of NW3
sec 10 % "a range east, &9aoA
Fre1 y Sander 20 Allen Dsanz. lots G
and 10. block 81, Yesaaxs second.
JOAN Bsader to II Rrznenan. cne-half
Of sk3 o. SEA sec ;. - n. Tanen eask
except n acraA Also. loEa 8 6 ID and IA.
SEC Z. y y. range east also. Isl acres In
sec ]. % q. range east. $3Sea
ID I Denny 20 v 3 Reynalds. LAT ! block
IS Pax additioc; s6sa
r d Spray 70 Mary A Spray. lot : sec
q. p - range eAsts IL
David Gilmore to Seattle. Lake ShsEe
and Eastern Rail war Company. right q
way throagh ths frontage Of los 4. book
G, A A DennYis addition: IL
1homAB Burke 20 II II Hawthorne
block 8, Burke's drst addition; $sA
Harold Streets 70 Mary A Giiief1a
acres IN sec n % 3 range easr; 5000
David Corbello % Mary A B1ckifn. lot 1
block 5. Cove addition: So.